A cargo Boeing 737-400 operated by K2 Airways disappeared from radar… (самолёт · радар · пакистанский)
A cargo Boeing 737-400 operated by K2 Airways disappeared from radar over the Arabian Sea, approximately 250–300 km west of Karachi, Pakistan, while en route from Sharjah to Karachi. The aircraft had five crew members on board, and prior to losing contact, the pilot reported navigation system issues.
Consensus
- A Boeing 737-400 cargo plane operated by K2 Airways disappeared from radar over the Arabian Sea.
- The flight was traveling from Sharjah to Karachi.
- There were five crew members on board the aircraft.
- The pilot reported problems with the navigation system before losing contact.
- Search and rescue operations have been launched, involving Pakistani naval vessels, an Erieye surveillance aircraft, and a commercial ship.
Points of divergence
- The plane was tracked by radar until it showed a rapid descent and sharp change in course; Flightradar data suggests possible crash based on preliminary ADS-B information. — kommersant
- No further information about the aircraft or crew has been received since the loss of contact. — vesti
Coverage (2 sources)
- Pakistan plane with five crew members goes off radar — Коммерсантъ
- Pakistan cargo plane Boeing 737 missing over the Arabian Sea — Вести